Chocolate Dipped Potato Chip Cookies
I have been making potato chip cookies for as long as I’ve been married. My mother in law introduced me to these buttery cookies way back when! Seeing that we just celebrated our 16 yr wedding anniversary ((applause)), I thought these would be a good treat to make.
The original recipe will look like these beauties! Soft buttery cookies with a crunchy inside. Yum.
But I took it a step further. Why in 16 years it never occurred to me to dip these in chocolate, I will never know. I mean seriously, duh. Chocolate dipped potato chips are amazing. Why not do it to the cookies?
Well, I did. And guess what? They are outstanding too! Enjoy!
Chocolate Dipped Potato Chip Cookies
Ingredients
- ½ lb butter
- ½ lb margarine
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tsp vanilla
- 3½ cup flour
- 1 cup crushed potato chips
- powdered sugar
- 8 oz semi-sweet chocolate morsels, melted (optional)
Instructions
- Mix butter and sugar until well combined. Add vanilla, flour and chips. Drop by teaspoons on a cookie sheet. To make more uniform, and look smooth, roll into a ball and press top with thumb before baking. I usually do the first two batches like this, then give up cause I want to be done and turn my oven off!!
- Bake in a 350 degree oven for 13-15 minutes, until golden brown on bottom and white on top. When cool, sprinkle with powdered sugar.
- If desired (which I do), dip in melted chocolate and refrigerate to set. Enjoy!
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Oh boy, my mouth is watering just thinking of those delicious salty-sweet cookies of yours.
oh my goodness I LOVE potato chip cookies!! I’m totally bookmarking this. Thank you so much for the recipe! I am your newest facebook like 🙂
Oh Mama Mia!! I ♥ cookies, though I’ve never had them with potatoe chips inside the mix! I am SO trying these : )
If you love butter cookies (or shortbread cookies) you will devour these. Potato chips add that little bit of salty, but enhance the richness of the butter. Wow- it actually sounds like I know what I’m talking about. Just trust me, they are good!
I’ve never had potato chips cookies but I love the idea plus the ingredients are so simple and always in my pantry. I’ll definitely give these a try. Would love it if you would drop by my dessert linky party and share the recipe.
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Oh my. I may have had potato chip cookies but NEVER dipped in chocolate! You are a genius! 🙂
These look just yummy! I have made Mexican wedding cake cookies with potato chips but never thought to dip them in chocolate! Great idea!! Thanks for sharing on 2 Maids a Baking!! And congratulations on your wedding anniversary!!
Now that seriously is the perfect cookie. They look so great!
It may sound weird, but I often dip potato chips into chocolate to eat, so I KNOW these cookies are delicious!
These sound fantastic! Sweet and salty, and dipped in chocolate:)
Happy Anniversary!
Stop. Seriously? Chocolate dipped POTATO CHIPS? I think I’ve died and gone to heaven. I will be trying this ASAP 😀
GET OUTA TOWN….these sound so good I am on my way to the store for potato chips. Gotta make these. !
Holy moly! Can’t wait to try these! And Happy Anniversary! – Cares
Oh my goodness! I want to try these so badly! I am pinning them on my pinterest right now! I might even make them this weekend!
I found you from the fun w food linky party and I am about to search around your blog for a while. 🙂
Have a great weekend.
Casey
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Thanks so much for coming by to show off some of your sugary treats this week. They look amazing 🙂 Have a fabulous long weekend ! Hope you can come share more recipes again soon!
Katie
Oh these sound delicious. Now I have to try these!
Happy Anniversary!!
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Happy Anniversary! Why have I not heard of these before? The chocolate was brilliant. Thanks for sharing this at Fat Camp Friday this weekend. Enjoy your weekend, see you next week!
I’m definitely putting these on my list of cookies to make for treat baskets for the holidays. I love everything about these. Thanks for sharing on A Well-Seasoned Life’s Sweet Indulgences Sunday.
Yummy! I love the way you combine your sweet & salty! What type of potato chips do you like to use?
When I was a kid, we used to travel to my grandparents summer home in Pennsylvania and would always stop at a candy store where they made unique chocolate creations. It was the first time I ever had a chocolate covered potato chip, and loved it! I have a hunch these cookies would bring back a flood of good memories from that trip!
Jenn
Thanks for the anniversary wishes.
Jenn- I use the cheap thin potato chips (not ruffled) as they crush easy. I too love chocolate covered chips- but for those I use the nice thick kettle ruffled. Yum.
Just yesterday I was planning on making some potato chip cookies for some friends. Great recipe.
Thanks for linking up with Sweet Tooth Friday. I’ve stumbled your post. I hope to see you again this week.
Just made these! Yum, yum! Thanks!
Betsy, so glad you like them!
I made these this week for our cookie of the week 🙂 I loved them!! They are so good. My husband . . .well he complained about the chips LOL He said it was salty to which I pointed out that all cookies have salt added to them; the chips just added the salt. He said “really? Cookies have salt?” I shouldn’t have told him there were chips in these 😉
Oh Wow! The name of the cookies caught my attention right off the bat! I definitely want to give these a try!! So glad I saw your recipe on Cupcake Apothecary
Hi Aimee, I’m thinking of making these for a cookie exchange this week and I was wondering if you could tell me which brand or style of potato chips you like to use.
Thanks!
Jenn/Rook No. 17
Sweet AND salty? I’m in.
Did you use all purpose flour? And does it matter?
Yep, all-purpose!